Detailed (owner's) 2018 Audi RS3 Review
It's been sitting on my PC for a few weeks, but I finally got around to editing and uploading it :)
The idea came up after I saw a bunch of RS3 (and other car) reviews that primarily just parroted out manufacturer specs and claims for the most part. I felt like there was room for a detailed, thorough overview of the good, bad and ugly of this car...along with some of its quirks. Please note that this is the first time I've ever edited a video and uploaded it publicly (as should be clearly visible in the cuts/edits), so please be gentle :) Also, let me know if you guys liked this. I can follow up with a similarly detailed review of a 2017 Allroad, a 2012 S4 and potentially a 2018 S5 Sportback. Cheers! |
I finally finished your review this morning and I appreciate you taking the time to make it and share it. I've got at least a year before I start looking seriously at my next automobile but the RS3 is in my top three choice and owner reviews like this are extremely helpful. I don't really need a rear seat (I drive my 2008 MX-5 Miata to work at least a couple of days a week so the TT-RS is also on my list) but the RS3 seems to be a great all around package for an extremely capable daily driver.
Keep us informed about your ownership experience and thanks again! |
I listened too. Thanks for putting in so much time.
No reviewers have mentioned this, but I was worried about ground clearance. When I get my RS3 should I worry about winter and scratching up the bottom or hitting the front lip on stuff? People that have driven the RS3 on junk roads or as a daily for a while now, what is your feedback on that? My soon to be old daily driver has plenty of clearance, so it's not something I'm use to. @voodooboy, how do you think the paint or underside will hold up over time? |
Originally Posted by Greyout
(Post 25081815)
I listened too. Thanks for putting in so much time.
No reviewers have mentioned this, but I was worried about ground clearance. When I get my RS3 should I worry about winter and scratching up the bottom or hitting the front lip on stuff? People that have driven the RS3 on junk roads or as a daily for a while now, what is your feedback on that? My soon to be old daily driver has plenty of clearance, so it's not something I'm use to. @voodooboy, how do you think the paint or underside will hold up over time? |
Originally Posted by Matthew Gaither
(Post 25081715)
I finally finished your review this morning and I appreciate you taking the time to make it and share it. I've got at least a year before I start looking seriously at my next automobile but the RS3 is in my top three choice and owner reviews like this are extremely helpful. I don't really need a rear seat (I drive my 2008 MX-5 Miata to work at least a couple of days a week so the TT-RS is also on my list) but the RS3 seems to be a great all around package for an extremely capable daily driver.
Keep us informed about your ownership experience and thanks again! Good luck with either purchase though! As I mentioned in the video, you buy (either car) for the power train, which is a true gem. |
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